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Child feeling overwhelmed with numbers and letters

Dyslexia

Testing

Struggling to read doesn't mean struggling to learn

The Bridge Approach

When a child works hard but continues to struggle with reading, writing, or math, it's not about effort, it's about understanding how their brain learns.

At Bridge Educational Psychology Services, we help families uncover the why behind learning challenges through research-based dyslexia and learning difference evaluations that lead to real world support.

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Our mission is simple:

Turn frustration into understanding, and understanding into growth.

Child reading

What We Assess

A dyslexia or learning difference evaluation at Bridge looks at the whole child, not just the test scores. We assess the underlying skills that make learning possible:

Area

Phonological
Awareness

What It Means

How the brain connects sounds to letters

Why It Matters

Foundation for reading and spelling

Rapid Naming & 
Working Memory

How quickly information is processed and recalled

Impacts fluency and comprehension

Decoding &
Fluency

Sounding out words and reading accurately

Key to smooth, confident reading

Language &
Comprehension

Understanding and using language effectively

Supports reading and written expression

Visual & Auditory
Processing

How information is interpreted through the senses

Affects attention, sequencing, and symbol use

Executive
Functioning

Organization, planning, and focus

Impacts all areas of
learning

The Dyslexia         : Reading, Writing, & Math

Dyslexia often overlaps with other language-based learning differences, including dysgraphia and dyscalculia

Dyslexia: Reading

Affects how the brain processes written language. Children may struggle to sound out words, read fluently, or spell accurately, even though their thinking skills are strong. 

Dysgraphia: Writing

Affects handwriting, spelling, and expressing ideas on paper. Students may know exactly what they want to say, but can't get it out clearly in writing.

Dyscalculia: Math

Affects number sense, sequencing, and calculation. Students may mix up symbols, struggle with word problems, or find math facts hard to memorize.

At Bridge, we evaluate all of these systems together, because real understanding happens when you see the full learning profile.

Our Bridge Process

We have made testing feel human, helpful, and hopeful. Each step connects clarity with compassion.

Families working together at Bridge Educational Psychology Services

Connect

We start with a conversation about your child's history, strengths, and concerns.

Insight for families that we work with

Assess

We use standardized, evidence-based tools tailored to your child's profile.

Targeted interventions to provide families with answers

Understand

You'll receive a detailed yet approachable report and meet one on one to unpack results.

With interventions are goal is to help facilitate growth

Grow

You'll leave with a clear plan, interventions, school recommendations, and next steps for progress.

Child doing their homework

Let's Get Started

You are welcome to complete our contact form, or call (661) 379-7977 for more immediate assistance.

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